History, strategy, and rain: The conundrum F1 teams face ahead of the Belgian GP
Formula 1 heads to Belgium this weekend for another jaunt around the famous Spa-Francorchamps circuit in the Ardennes Forest of temperamental weather.
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The overarching Rangers strategy under Michael Beale remains cloudy and transfers create a complex picture - Keith Jackson
Let's assume from the outset that Michael Beale knows exactly what he’s doing.
Manchester United may have to change transfer strategy for next summer signing
Manchester United's American fanbase were at New York's John F Kennedy airport to greet the squad yesterday morning, but those minded to hang around may have got an early look at their new signing.
New strategy will improve SPL amid ‘spectacular interest’ globally, says interim CEO Saad Allazeez
RIYADH: The new Saudi Pro League strategy is about “more than simply bringing world class players” or “spending big amounts of money on players,” according to the competition’s interim CEO and Vice Chairman Saad Allazeez.
Saudi Pro League announces new strategy, appoints Michael Emenalo as director of football
RIYADH: The Saudi Pro League announced on Tuesday a new strategy, in alignment with the Saudi Arabian Football Federation, to drive competitiveness on and off the pitch, with an emphasis on fostering young Saudi talent, alongside the best internationally, and improving governance of all clubs for long-term success.
Tour de France: Tadej Pogacar on his race strategy in GC battle with Jonas Vingegaard - 'This year is more controlled'
Tadej Pogacar (UAE Team Emirates) says he has had a change of tactics to last year's Tour de France as he battles it out with Jonas Vingegaard (Jumbo-Visma) in the general classification. Pogacar is currently ten seconds behind Vingegaard in the GC battle and it seems the Slovenian is happy to wait before launching an attack during the final week of the Tour. Ad «Last year [at the second rest day] I was far behind and maybe wanting too much,» Pogacar said.
"Selectors And Board Should Be Asking Questions": Sunil Gavaskar Unhappy Over India's WTC Final Strategy
India's wait for an ICC title got extended when they lost the World Test Championship Final against Australia by 209 runs in June. At The Oval in London, Australia were boosted by centuries from Steve Smith and Travis Head while their bowlers were up to the task too. Barring a 89 from Ajinkya Rahane in the first innings and Mohammed Siraj's bowling, there was not much to write home about from the Indian side. Former India captain and batting legend Sunil Gavaskar was the BCCI and the team selectors to ask questions on the performance.
Michael Beale delivers Rangers transfer promise as boss maps out 'fixed idea' on summer rebuild strategy
Michael Beale has said Rangers will continue their summer shopping spree - but there will be exits ahead too.